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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-12-03, Page 18PaRTICIPatnan CHRISTMAS SPECIAL SHEEPSKIN RUGS paced according to MI6 and quality .10 I L ,r WOOL LEATHER memos 1117nr tom., ' OLD KitLL IN .'11L. FA CrOAY OUTLET at the tailwayttacki) Ilion kelt. Glen 'Leine satin bound and. whipped edge • blankets of Virgin WOOL Only at Etailit011it will you. .find such luxurious quality _ made- .from' our 'Selected'. Super Week', • ALL SIZES AvAILAB‘ti . Gay Lea Co-op has annual NOV.25 By Joe S The week's weather was high- lighted by a rapid temperature change and the frequent passage of low pressure systems. Distur- bances resulted in overcast ski es and precipation. The low pressure systems formed east of the Rockies as cool Pacific air was dried by its forced rise over the mountain ranges of Western America. This cool Pacific air encountered warmer, moister air flooding up. from the Gulf of Mexico forming the disturbances. They produced our first snowfalls of the season; however, accumu- lation was slight. Temperatures changed very little during the week, remaining near freezing through Friday. A change in the, weather pattern occurred on the weekend. High winds, unseasonably mild temperature and rain spread into the region. The rain and mild Record high temperatures were reached in numerous localities across Southern Ontario. Our region reached 15 degrees celcius. The warm spell was of short duration. Cold Arctic air surged into Southern Ontario late Sunday. The cold air plunged temperatures to below freezing on. Monday. Snowflurries were reported throughout the area as the colder air moved over the previously warmed ground surface. The - extended outlook indicates temp- eratures to be slightly below normal with a moderating trend by the weekend. Light snowfall accumulations are expected dur- ing the week. Rain is likely by the At Gay Lea Foods. Co-operative Annual Zone Meeting held in the Elma Community Centre at Atwood on November 28. E. Tuintyer was re-elected a Director of the Co-operative for a two year term. Elected voting delegates were - Arthur Adie, R.R.2, Elora; Wm. M cPhail, R.R.1, Woodville; Simon Oosterhof, R.R.2, Grand Valley; Howard Baker, R.R.1, Listowel; Wm. Pol, R.R.2, Monkton; Ross Faulkner, R.R.2, Moorefield; Maurice Hallahan, R.R.1, Belgrave; Wm. Dougall, R.R.3, Exeter; Harold Gaunt, R.R.2, Lucknow and Fred Meir, R.R.4, Brussels. ,President Mel Proud said that Gay Lea Foods. Co-operative is an indication of what producers can accomplish by joining together to process and market their produce on a co-operative basis. He stated sales had increased nearly 40% over the previous year and attributed the increase to greater volume through the co-operative's plants as well as inflated dollars. Part of the increased volume had come from the two acquisitions - Agra Foods, Weston and CF Capital Foods, Strathroy. These acquisitions gave the co-operative diversifi- cation into edible oil products and further penetration of its traditional markets. Mr. Proud' commented that producer interest continued at a high level and that membership had increased to 3,6 33 member shareholders. T.E.Brady, Executive Vice- President and General Manager, announced an increase in sales from $52 million to $72 million and net earnings of $1 million compared with $854,000 in 1974. Financing of the two acquisitioris and the increased volume had been arranged by increasing long term debt and increased equity capital. Out of earnings the Board of Directors had declared a share dividend of Eighty Cents per common share.Mr. Brady said that investment in Gay Lea shares had a very good yield when both the dividend and market appreciation were considered. There are some things your dressmaker can't do for you. Fitness. In your heart you know it's right. e t — DEC.1 mulevitz weather was caused by a warm, moist air moving northward fkrot the Gulf of Mexico. • weekend • • • -VtiCCOMMOVVVOCOMMCVM0000000 FOR EIGHTY YEARS THE BAINTON FAMILY HAS CARRIED ON A UNIQUE WOOL AND LEATHER BUSINESS IN THIS OLD LANDMARK. COME IN AND SEE SOME OF HURON COUNTY'S HERITAGE. Enjoy shopping with a difference in our old world atmosphere GIFTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Leather & Suede DRESS COATS * CAR COATS FUR TRIMMED COATS MITTS & GLOVES MOCCASINS ik BELTS HATS & HANDBAGS • SHEEPSKIN TOYS STUFFED ANIMALS LARGE AND SMALL Bain ton's Pure Virgin Wool HAND WOVEN BERETS, SCARVES & MOHAIR THROWS TIES FOR MEN BLANKETS CAR ROBES * SWEATERS 4ettetIttetttOgittt. 16,414E BRUSSELS POSTS .bEdEMBER .1916.